St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-29

earlier than ever before in White Bears
history as summer resort. Mr.. Leip
promises an innovation in the way Of a
large bath house with 100 feet frontage
on the sandy beach near his hotel, which
he expects to have completed by the 18th
of June. A competent swimming mas
ter will be engaged, and those desiring
to diSpOrt themselves in the angry surf
or learn the art of swimming will be
given an opportunity. The manage
ment of the Chateaugay contemplate
summer; this, in connection with the
Matoska hops, the dances at Leip's and
the barge parties, promise abundant
amusement to those who love to "Trip
the light fantastic" The Matoska club
will be settled in their Dellwood club
house by next Sunday, and, with their
seventy-five members, will do their
share towards contributing to the sea-
sons gayety.
There are but few rooms left at the
Williams house which have not been en-
gagged. The register for the past week
has the following names: S. G.. San
born, John L. Merriam, Mrs. John w.
Merriam, Mrs. Merriam, James Pilkey,
Joseph Siebel, Mr.. and Mrs. William W.
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp, Frank M.
Williams. W.P. Blackman, f. j. Cordo,
A. Drezmal. FL. E. W. Schuette, F. c.
Delano, Miss Witt, Mrs. j. A. Mumford
and Douglas Wright, all of st. Paul; III.
Il. Meyers, ]. P. Meyers, Troy, N. Y;
G. B. Golf, Myra Golf, A. III. Howard,
William Helwig, White Bear. and Park
Won Wedelstaedt, st. Paul.
The Leip house at Cottage park pre-
SCENTS a neat, clean appearance, and
everything is ready at this popular hos
fol I, oh,
orally makes this house its stopping
place. George Meares, of New York
city, will flash his diamonds from be
hind the clerks desk and answer the
same old questions that make life bur-
den to hotel clerk at summer re-
sort. Mr.. Meares arrived Wednesday,
and this is his fifth season at the lake.
Alonzo w. Nichols has been re-engaged
as head waiter. For the week just past
there was registered at the Leip:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Schulze, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Schumacher, III. Burgess and
wife, Edward c. Jones, o. r. Fox,
Smith, A. L. Hannah, G. JOhst, J. NJ.
Goldsmith, Ernest Wolf, F. j. Light
body and wife, f. A. Jacobs, j. F. Muir
ray, J. S. Murray, Park Won Wedel-
staedt, Judge Simons, Alex Metzger, G..
L. johnson, j. F. Wilson, &. A. john
son, John G. Basen, Will III. Cremer,
Mrs. Sarah Hall, Mrs. J. Redmond, A.
NJ Kavanaugh, of ST. Paul; G. Siebold,
St. LOUIS; j. Bohn, Chicago; c. j.
1Kreibohn, st. Louis; F. w. HeuSer, st.
Louis; j. Kremer, Milwaukee; George
Meares, New York city; William Schu-
Der, Saltwater; Phil j. Meyer, OSsian,
Katherine Kavanaugh, Milwaukee.
Joseph Greene and Frank Drew, the
present prOprietors of the Chateaugay,
promise to make their hotel second to
none at the lake. Mr.. j. ROdrigue has
been engaged as manager.
The hotel register bears the names of
DE. W. w. Day and wife, J &c. Fountain
and wife, Louis E. Fisher. j. c. Robert
son, Henry D. Leng, W. d. Wood, E.
NJ. Reid, F. l.. Bancroft and wife, Fred
Brooks, r. Greenwood, James Griffin,
A. Peterson, j.. n. Kidder, wife and
daughter, of st. Paul. George A.
Thomas, Sioux Falls, W; B; Willum,
Saltwater. Miss Annie Pettibone, Du-
luth, John A. McGinnis, Ashland,
William Bowman, New York city,
James Mcintyre, Boston, James Weir,
Duluth, f. Brown, Hinckley.
The Matoska club will give their OPEN
ing dinner to their present and old MEN,
berS, on next Saturday evening. 1t will
be a complimentary affair. The officers
of last year have been reelected. G.
j. Harper has been engaged to preside
over the culinary department., and
George w. Casey as head waiter. A
number of associate members have been
admitted during the week and
the following is list of
J. c. Robertson, president; Harry D.
Lang, vice president; William A. Lang,
treasurer; G. A. Severance, secretary;
p: A. Gray, George G.. Chase, Ernest
Birchall, w. D. c. Smith, r. w. Eager,
George r. Henderson, FL. r. p. Hamil-
ton, w. ID. Album, G. G. Glass. Asso-
ctate members: Gov. G. K. Davis. Hon.
CD. O'Brien, Hon. Oscar B. Hills,
Frank Warner Cutcheon, A. A. Hop
kins. r. A. Grange, Walter Hewitt, DR..
w. W. Day, W. J. Romans, Lawson
Lindsey, William Matheis, A. II. Hop
kins, Charles p. Nash, George A. Theo-
Wedelstadt, Robert G. Wight, DR.. E. H.
WhitcOmb, Dr.. Andrews, Edward w.
Pease, Howard III. Galusha, B. w. Free
L. d. Ross, DR.. Z. II. Pugsley, Emil j,
Sturtzel, James Fl. Gruber. A..
S: Willoughby. E. C, Dougan,
M. w. Randle, W. E. Hefferman, Henry
Schroeder, Harry F. Wood, w. d. Ben
son, Frederic P. Siddall, Sam j.
O'Leary, c. S. Bartram, c. E. Robert
son, Spencer Merrill, Ralph Martin, F.
Van Gorder, Harry Musser, W. J.
Byers, William Perkins, Charles Fine
bout, A. W. Tidmarsh, f. w. Guthier,
4: ID Blakely, E. 0. ODER, w. ]. Kenna,
Walter Barnwell, +. w. Guthier and
Leslie p. Richardson.
Yeb RIPPLES ON THE WATER.
5 Mrs. E. E. Kidder and daughter, of st.
Paul, will spend the season at the Chat
'eaugay hotel.
Louis. M. Hastings, st. Paul attor-
beg, lis in his lakeside cottage.
bhn Matheis and family will move
into their cottage this week.
William Kenna and John j. Kenna
will spend the summer at the lake, hay
ing, engaged rooms at the Williams
house.
Arthur Clark and family have engaged
a suite of rooms at the Williams house
and will take possession this week.
Mr.. Farwell, of st. Paul, will occupy
the Kelly cottage this summer.
Ralph Wellington and Sam Hart will
commence tent life this week.
Charles Snyder and wife are in their
new home recently completed on the
lake front, near the Matheis cottage.
G. d. O'Brien and family are in their
summer cottage.
Maj. Norris and family, Gen. Whistler
and family, j. M. Goldsmith and party,
A. b. COblentz and family are among
the late permanent arrivals at the Leip
house.
o. III. Musser and family, of st. Paul,
are at the lake for the summer.
Miss inertia TrOwbridge, of st. Paul,
will again summer at the lake.
j. ii. Allen, of st. Paul, has leased
the Murray cottage for the summer.
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